No you haven't. Desertion is a ground for divorce when a person abandons his/her spouse for a period of 3 uears or more for no reason at all.

The wife may ask any unreasonable amount but the court will only order an amount to be paid which you can pay.

In cases of mutual consent divorce too if you cannot pay then she may very well file for a contested divorce.

No worries. 

You haven't violated any law untill one year continuously staying away from your wife would matter for the desertion. 

If divorce by mutual consent and demand of wife is beyond affordable then contest the divorce petition before the Court on merit. 

No law is broken. If she asks anything unreasonable you can object to the same. Mutual divorce is a good remedy

You have not broken any law 

you were not compatible with your wife and so left to stay with your parents 

File for contested divorce if no mutual settlement is possible 

Unless and untill police has issued any challan there is no question about violation of law .

1. you haven't broken any law, however, its a trust issue,

2. if the amount of maintenance/alimony seems unaffordable, you can simply refuse, however, MCD is the best option to part away for the willing couple, 

don't forget to draft an MOU before approaching Mutual Divorce, which is the most essential and important part of a Divorce case to avoid/reduce future legal complications,

some basic points to keep in mind and put in writing through an MOU before filing the petition for mutual consent divorce are custody of kids, distribution of assets (movable/immovable), quash/withdraw of pending litigation if any, Maintenance (present/future), Alimony, mode and time of making the payment, streedhan, future litigation, etc.

Dear sir,

No this does not amount to desertion as of now, but if you continue to stay away for 2 years or more it will become a ground for divorce for your wife. 

Also, you are legally bound to maintain your wife if she not earning sufficiently. So, if you are not giving/sending her money, she can file a case against under Domestic Violence Act for economic abuse and u/s 125 CrPC for claiming maintenance. 

Reply to follow up question:

In case of mutual divorce, you have no other option but to negotiate. If the negotiation is not fruitful you or your wife can go for contested divorce and the court will order maintenance/alimony after looking into your financial position.

One cannot ask a beyond limit maintenance and alimony. 

She have to prove your income for getting maintenance 

You have not broken any law.

Mutual divorce is possible, only when there is a consensus between you both on the quantum/amount of alimony/maintenance. 

1. See you have went to your parents place you have not broken any law, in case your wife file for divorce on this ground you may contest the same.

1. You have to deny for compromise or negotiate on the amount for the mutual divorce.

There is no restrictions for you to live separately away from your wife if she is nurturing or tormenting you over silly or trivial issues without understanding the situation.

But you should have given her monthly maintenance amount so that she did not face survival problem.

However she can approach court seeking monthly maintenance amount.

If you plan for mutual consent divorce and she is demanding exorbitant amount beyond your ability then you can refuse it, let she seek them through process of law.

- No , you have not broke any law after going to your parental home without informing her ,when you was in tension.

- Amicable settle the dispute with your wife , this is always happened between the husband and wife , and such grounds are also not sufficient for getting divorce. 

- However, if she is not interested to live with you in this sinking conditions , then you can take her consent for mutual divorce. 

- If she needs a mutual divorce , then she may not ask for maintenance , specially when she wants to be separated due to your bad conditions. 

no you have not broken. 

 If your wife is not willing to give you divorce on Mutual consent then you can file a petition for divorce if you have good grounds for the same

1. No you haven't broken any law.

2. For dissertion separation period is two years. 

3. Negotiations is the only option in case of mutual consent divorce.

don't worry, send me complete case details.

adv roshan khatri

www.khatrilawhouse.org